Slate Leather Stretch Belt with Croc Tabs and Antiqued Nickel Buckle
- 1-3/8" wide
- Woven leather
- Genuine crocodile tabs
- Made in America
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Refined Comfort Meets Exotic Detail
Elevate your casual attire with this sophisticated slate leather stretch belt from w.kleinberg. Expertly handcrafted in the USA, this accessory merges the relaxed flexibility of woven leather with the opulent texture of genuine crocodile tabs. Finished with a subtle antiqued nickel buckle, it offers a timeless aesthetic that bridges the gap between leisure and luxury.
Features
| Material | Woven Italian Leather |
| Trim Details | Genuine Crocodile Tabs |
| Buckle Finish | Antiqued Nickel |
| Color | Slate Grey |
| Origin | Made in the USA |
Benefits
| Adaptive Comfort | The woven construction naturally stretches, moving with you for superior all-day comfort. |
| Exotic Accent | Genuine crocodile tabs provide a luxurious texture that elevates the belt beyond standard casual wear. |
| Versatile Styling | The slate tone serves as a sophisticated neutral, pairing effortlessly with denim, chinos, or golf attire. |
Specifications
| Width | 1-3/8 inches |
| MPN | 80176 |
Usage & Fit
- Sizing Advice: We recommend ordering one size up from your pant waist size. For example, if you wear size 34 pants, please order a size 36 belt.
- Wear Occasion: Perfect for smart-casual settings, weekend travel, or the golf course.
Ideal For
- The Gentleman Golfer: Stylish enough for the clubhouse, flexible enough for the fairway.
- Luxury Collectors: Those who appreciate the subtle inclusion of exotic leathers in everyday accessories.
Policy & Support
| Shipping | Free shipping within the continental U.S. |
| Customer Care | Contact support for sizing assistance or return inquiries. |
Invest in a belt that offers both distinction and durability. The w.kleinberg Slate Leather Stretch Belt is a testament to American craftsmanship, designed to provide a perfect fit and a polished look for years to come.
Let’s find your fit!
To find your belt size, measure your existing belt from the point where the strap loops over the buckle to the hole you currently use. That distance in inches is the belt size.
Odd sizes should round up to the next even size; even sizes should not round up. For example: if you measure a size 33, round up and order a size 34; but if you measure a size 34, don’t round up — just order a size 34.
